The misconception that vaccinations are dangerous is a topic that has swirled through the public for years now. In a Texas A&M Survey taken between late May and June of 2020, it was found that more than 31% of the American population had no intention of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. More and more “anti—vaxxers” pop up all over the globe spreading opinions that usually have little scientific background.
Read MoreAs Los Angeles County moves from the purple to red tier, Santa Monica College is preparing for a small number of people to return to campus.
Los Angeles is facing a new battle in the ongoing war against the deadly coronavirus — a rush to vaccinate residents.
Read MoreSouthern California has yet to free itself from the grips of the coronavirus. Social distancing policies and restrictions continue to play a major role in how people live their lives.
Read MoreA meeting on Friday went over the safety protocols for Santa Monica College athletes to play on campus. This will be the first time sports will be permitted on ground since March 2020.
The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards aired on Sunday, March 14, with performances from artists including Taylor Swift, Megan Thee Stallion, and Lil Baby. Many of the industry's top players met in Los Angeles to take home awards for their work.
Read MoreArt installation in Santa Monica offers a space for the community to honor the lives lost to COVID 19 and reflect on the impact of this ongoing pandemic.
Read MoreA look at how those working in the television/film entertainment industry have been deemed essential since they work on productions but have not been given any updates from the government as to when they will qualify for the vaccine.
Read MoreA timeline of coronavirus updates in Los Angeles.
Read MoreThe Corsair: Issue 2 (Spring 2021)
Read MoreSanta Monica College (SMC) has announced that they will be offering both online and in person courses for the Fall 2021 semester. While most the classes will be held online, a “significant number” of in-person classes will be available to students for the Fall 2021 semester which begins August 30.
Read MoreElection season comes to Santa Monica College.
Read MoreOn the evening of Feb. 22, Charter Spectrum customers in Southern California suffered an outage on their internet and TV services. The outage adds to an array of previous blackouts Spectrum already had.
Read MoreFor cherry blossom season 2021, related festivals and events move to online streaming platforms, but there's still a chance to get outside and experience their beauty.
Read MoreNew planetarium programming starts this March at Santa Monica College. Join Jim Mahon as he explores the cosmos, all from the comfort of your home.
Read MoreAs COVID-19 continues to ravage through communities, essential workers and high-risk individuals need vaccinations for their safety. California's COVID-19 vaccination plan, reflects that.
Read MoreRoughly one out of every 475 Los Angeles County residents has died from COVID-19 over the past year.
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